morningwell

The study of morningwell by the NHS was organised, set up and managed by members of the NHS.

Below are details covering the individuals who were responsible for commissioning the study, managing it and producing the final results statistics.

morningwell works - and works very well - see their staistics.

morningwell was brought under study by Mr M J Heard FRCOG - (Chair of Deanery Specialist Training Committee for the Wessex Deanery - Royal College of Obstetricians and Gynaecologists).

Analysing the figures.

Although hopes were high, expectations at the start of the study were not great, after all anecdotal testimony from mothers was all we had. Despite there being a broad pattern to the results there were instances that did not meet logic. Why did some mothers with very mild symptoms fail to gain benefit, when some mothers with Hyperemesis Gravidarum derived the greatest benefit?

Efficacy and analysis.

The mood swing in the study now centres on why did it not work for the ten percent? Is there something we missed or that the mother is doing that brought about the failure to stop the symptoms? Already we have seen three revisions in the simple and concise instructions for use that have improved the success ratio during the study.

Who ran the study?

The Winchester and Eastleigh NHS Trust has been studying the programme in conjunction with mothers attending the Andover NHS Birth Centre.

Results.

The results are condensed into a synopsis and the calculations reveal the product has reduced or stopped sickness in over 90% of instances.

The results show the product has produced a reduction or cessation of symptoms for mothers with a variety of symptom strengths - even dealing with Hyperemesis Gravidarum the most severe form.

 

Efficacy.

The level efficacy demonstrated by the product has lead to the re-direction of interest. It is now commonly accepted the product is providing the benefit sought, what we are further investigating is why it fails for those it does.

For Day by Day Synopsis here.

What percentage did this help on a day by day basis?

Click the graph to see the day by day synopsis.